Reading that was just grim, the guy got laid off, then finds a new job at "a technology company that builds software to make AI writing harder to identify. In o

Reading that was just grim, the guy got laid off, then finds a new job at "a technology company that builds software to make AI writing harder to identify. In other words, Miller is helping a company that's using AI to do the work he was forced into after AI took his job in the first place." There's just no happy ending either: "Miller doesn't look back fondly on his time in the AI-humanisation mines. "I contributed to a lot of the garbage that's filling the internet and destroying it," he says. "Nobody was even reading this stuff by the time I left because it's just trash." Ultimately, Miller assumes the company will just take down the AI articles he worked on. "It'll be like it never even happened."